Amsterdam,
17
December
2020
|
17:08
Europe/Amsterdam

DWS acquires two residential portfolios with over 350 homes from Amvest

DWS Group (DWS) has purchased two residential portfolios with a total of 358 homes from the Amvest Residential Core Fund (Amvest) for two of its funds. The homes, all of which are apartments, were built between 2001-2010 and are spread between seven different locations, including in Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam.

CBRE advised the vendor in this transaction. Amvest received legal advice from BarentsKrans. Rubens Capital Partners oversees DWS’s transactions in the Netherlands and manages the Dutch portfolio. The buyer received legal advice from Lexence.

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